The Dorrigo Show
The first annual exhibition of the Dorrigo A. H. and I. Society was held on Wednesday and Thursday last. The weather on the opening day was…
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Shows & fairs, 1910
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Royal Easter Show
The great Easter Show will this year be even larger than the fine exhibition of 1909, which was easily the most extensive show, which the Royal Agricultural…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Glen Innes National Show was opened in fine weather. The prizes totalled £1330, inciding £500 from the Government…
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The Autumn exhibit of the Royal Art Society is early this year. The Cabinet show is already open to the public, and it attracts, never a crowd, but what is…
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The first hoi win connection with the Dorris [?] Agricultural Society was opeus[?]on Wednesday last in splenddi [?] ther There was a…
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The first annual Slower Show and Industrial Exhibition will be held at Bonviiie on Wednesday, Inarch 16. The schedule, which…
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Glen Innes has been honoured with theh first national show in the northern district, and from every point it is an undoubted success. The quality is excellent…
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At a meeting of committee of the Dorrigo A. and H Association held on 9th inst., the secretary stated that the Society's prize money to hilled…
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Sir.—Just a word to my that Mr. T. Cor (i see of the Rstepayers [?] and Mr. T.J. Mac Narsars (ex bon see of the sam today) have i into an [?] in…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—An industrial exhibition in connection with Roman Catholic schools in Sydney and district was opened yesterday by Cardinal Moran. One of…
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Mr. Editor.—I notice in your report of the Bangalow Show where the writer states that "every section showed a marked falling off—cattle notably." In regard to the…
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The Clarence will be well represented at the metropolitan show, which as usual will be held in Easter week. An extra steamer has been laid on to meet the requirements…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—An enormous crowd assembled on Saturday at Manly to witness the Surf Carnival, which proved a great success…
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Fifty aeroplanes were sold the exhibition at the Olympic Hall, London, realising £30,000…
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The Royal Agricultural Society's Show was opened at their grounds at Moore Park to-day in brilliant weather. It was a magnificent display,…
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A glance at the composition of the Council shows that the members practically all come from the country, so that the rural districts are well represented. Following is…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The weather yesterday and to-day was very pleasant. The attendances were large, the country visitor predominating…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"The Examiner" Established 1859. Grafton: Saturday, March 26. The Royal Show
It is too early yet to say whether, in point of attendance and financially, the Royal Show will eclipse those of former years, but it is apparent that so far as…
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At the usual monthly meeting held on Thursday night there were present: Messrs. T. A. Goddard (president) in the chair, A. H. Garven, Cavanough, G…
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At the Royal Agricultural Society's Show on Friday 78,000 people passed the turnstiles, so that once more previous records have been broken. If big figures can be…
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